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"Unsung Heroes of the Press: Voices That Echo in Silence""Unsung Heroes of the Press: Voices That Echo in Silence" In the loud, fast-paced world of breaking news and viral headlines, there are those who work in silence reporting from dusty roads, remote villages, and tense conflict zones. These are the unsung heroes of journalism local reporters, stringers, photojournalists, and ground-level storytellers whose dedication often goes unnoticed....0 Comments 0 Shares 210 Views 0 ReviewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!
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π° Unsung Heroes of the Media: The Silent Voices That Keep Democracy Aliveπ° Unsung Heroes of the Media: The Silent Voices That Keep Democracy Alive πBeyond the Headlines, Behind the Scenes In the crowded world of breaking news, viral reels, and 24x7 channels, there exists a different kind of hero. the unsung journalist. They don’t sit in air-conditioned studios. They don’t chase TRPs. They chase truth. They walk into flood-hit villages, document farmer...0 Comments 0 Shares 174 Views 0 Reviews
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πK.C. Mammen Mappillai: The Torchbearer of Truth from the SouthπK.C. Mammen Mappillai: The Torchbearer of Truth from the South A Story of Courage, Conviction, and a Printing Press That Refused to Bow For every aspiring journalist who believes that regional voices can create national revolutions. π± A Voice Rises in Kerala In the quiet yet culturally rich land of Kerala, at a time when India was still struggling for freedom, one man stood out—not...0 Comments 0 Shares 228 Views 0 Reviews
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βB.G. Horniman: The Foreign Journalist Who Became India’s VoiceβB.G. Horniman: The Foreign Journalist Who Became India’s Voice The British Man Who Stood with India, Not the Empire A story that proves: You don’t need to be born in a land to fight for its truth. π A Foreigner with an Indian Heart At a time when India was bleeding under British rule, and silence filled the air of fear, a British journalist named Benjamin Guy Horniman made a...0 Comments 0 Shares 275 Views 0 Reviews
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π Bal Gangadhar Tilak: The Journalist Who Set a Nation on Fireπ Bal Gangadhar Tilak: The Journalist Who Set a Nation on Fire Using the Power of the Press to Ignite the Flame of Freedom A story for every future journalist who wants to turn truth into change. π° A Pen Sharper Than a Sword In the late 19th century, India was a land under chains—ruled by the British, its people silenced, its spirit asleep. But one man, with fire in his heart...0 Comments 0 Shares 237 Views 0 Reviews
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β Raja Ram Mohan Roy: The Pen That Awakened a Nationβ Raja Ram Mohan Roy: The Pen That Awakened a Nation The Awakener of Modern Indian Journalism (1822) A story of courage, conviction, and change—for every aspiring journalist of today. π±Born to Question, Destined to Reform In an age where silence was considered virtue and obedience was tradition, a young boy in Bengal began to ask questions. Why do we worship rituals more than...0 Comments 0 Shares 199 Views 0 Reviews
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π° James Augustus Hicky: The Rebel with a Printing Pressπ° James Augustus Hicky: The Rebel with a Printing Press!! The First Voice of Indian Journalism (1780) A step-by-step storytelling journey for every aspiring journalist!!! A Stranger with a Purpose James Augustus Hicky wasn’t born in India. He was an Irish printer who arrived in Calcutta in the late 1700s. What made him different? He believed India deserved a voice—a free voice...0 Comments 0 Shares 226 Views 0 Reviews
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Unsung Heroes: Rural Journalists Changing IndiaUnsung Heroes: Rural Journalists Changing IndiaAcross India's rural landscape, a dedicated group of journalists works tirelessly, uncovering stories that often go unnoticed in mainstream media. These journalists, operating in remote areas and facing personal risks, bring vital local issues such as corruption, injustice, and environmental challenges to light. Their contributions shape the very...0 Comments 0 Shares 139 Views 0 Reviews
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The Birth Of Indian Journalism: Raja Ram Mohan Roy’s Legacyπ 1. The Birth Of Indian Journalism: Raja Ram Mohan Roy’s Legacy Indian Journalism Traces Its Roots to One Visionary Reformer — Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Often Hailed As The "Father Of Indian Journalism." In An Era Dominated By Colonial Rule And Censorship, Roy Dared To Create Sambad Kaumudi In 1821, A Newspaper Dedicated To Promoting Social Reforms, Education, And Freedom Of Thought....0 Comments 0 Shares 166 Views 0 Reviews
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